what are the measurements of these 5 oz shooter cups?
16030
They are 4 inches high. The bottom diameter is 1 1/2 inches and the top diameter is 1 3/4 inches (they don't really taper). I used them for soup shooters.
16031
I don't exactly remember but to the best I my recollection the diameter was bigger than a quarter and maybe 3.5". I used them to make a trifle dessert (alternating disc shapes of cake piped with chocolate mousse). I was happy with the item.
16032
they are about 4-5 inches in height, less than 2 inches in diameter. very sturdy. I used them for milk and cookie shooters for a bridal shower luncheon. I purchased the retroSally straws that were 8". Filled the shooter 3/4 full of milk and placed one of the Keebler Coconut Dreams and or Fudge Stripes cookie around the straw. Sits nicely on top of the shooter and worked great. Was really cute!
1066604
I think J. Krech gave the specific measurements. They are basically oversize shot glasses and perfect for Licor 43 Mini Beers !!! that's what I got hem for. Their glass and nice.
2112955
Mine are 1.5 x 1.5 I used mine on top of a upside down reese peanutbutter cup to make graduation caps
956494
Indeed 2 ounces they are. Fitting nicely in there too, not too full but right there as you shoot it. literally can take a 1/4cup of liquid (2ounces exactly) and pour it into the shot glass, hits the crest of the glass before it starts spiralling to it's threads for it's top. If you cannot tell, I quite enjoy these shot glasses.
620385
2.5x5 on th bottom outside; 3x5.5 at the top inside; 2 inches deep. The sides are slopped slightly outward. Each holds 2 cups liquid measure.
1631075
These were a gift for our granddaughter and I don't remember exactly what size the cups were. I'd guess that each held about 1/4 cup of liquid, so quite small.
1938999
They are 3.5". Very hard to hit at a safe distance far enough to avoid spalling lead. Mine is coming apart after about 300 rounds. I do not suggest buying it.
1196594
Don't know the exact figure but I have noticed that they each hold about 1 ounce LESS than the equivalent tall cup that came with my machine.
546313
Based on the dimensions listed, the canisters are 35 oz, 46 oz, 65 oz, 73 oz, 110 oz. A 5lb bag of flour is 80oz.
1225989
Each cup is 2" in diameter and about 7/8" deep. The finished product comes out about the size of a miniature donut.
1633973
Not sure, but I think about 1/2" diameter and 3+ inches long. They looked like they were to be used as "shot" glasses. Too small for what we were going to use them for. We were making "frosting shots" for a kids birthday party and could not find a spoon small enough or slender enough to go the the bottom.
2215679
As listed in the product description, each cup is approximately 2-5/8" diameter at the top, 1-3/4" diameter at the bottom, and 1-1/4" tall; each cup holds about 2-1/4 fluid ounces to the rim.
165537
They are about 5 inches tall, 3 inches wide (without handle), and hold about 16 ounces of liquid. The 5 inches includes the top rim.
1788936
The ones I have matching the description as holding 5.5 ounces are only 6.5 inces tall
584673
None of the dimensions are correct! I don't know what the true ones are, but certainly not what is listed. Just take a look at the round ones (13 by 12 by 3)! Absolutely nuts... Just received the 14 ounce ones and they're far smaller than advertised.
1855993
They are mini barrels, so approximately 1/2 cup capacity. They are more decorative than functional, although they would be fine for non-liquid party favors.
1947042
They are 10.5 inches. The fit perfectly with about 2.5 inches above the lid of the tall 32oz Cool Gear tumblers.